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Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-31
The Kelleys Almost Wiped Ous

WAcH1TA, Kan. Dec. 3O.-The Kelley fam fly of No Mans Land, whose crimes sur passed in ferocity those of the Bender family, have been nearly exterminated. After the murderers had left their ranch near Oak City posse of citizens started in pursuit and found them fifty miles south in Texas. The old nan escaped, but the son Bill was hung and the mother and daughter were shot while the posse were endeavoring to capture them
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-31

District of New Haven ss Probate Court, December 30. A. D. 1887 UPSTATE of CHARLES D. R. PERKINS late of 14 New Haven. in said district, deceased The administrator with the will annexed having exhibited his administration account with said es tate to this court for allowance, 1t is ,oSl oORDERED-Thatt the 18th day of January, A. D.
 bate to be held at New Haven, within and for the
 district of New Haven, be and the same is as signed Tor hearing on the allowance of said ad. ministration account with said estate, and this
 court directs the administrator with the will an
 nexed to cite all persons interested therein to ap.
 pear at said time and place. by publishing this or.
 der three times in some newspaper having a cir culation in said district.
 By order of court
 d31 St TIMOTHY F. CALLAHAN Clerk
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-31
A Hartford man KiIled.

NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-Edward Bransfield, of Hartford, twenty years old, was struck and killed by train while at work in Port Chester railroad yard.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-31

A Happy New Year To All. Another carload of the hne,t Poultry received this morning Turkeys from 12c to 16c Chickens at 12c and 14c Geese 14c. Ducks 16c per pound. The finest and best stock ever seen. Come and convince yourself
 E. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
 Nos 1, 2 CA. .at
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-31
THE n,ERCURY GOING Up
Snow Comes to Relieve the Bitter
 Cold In Ihe Meat.

Cold in the West.
 ST. PAUL, Dec. 30.-Within the last twen- ty-four hours the temperature has risen twen- ty-two degrees in St. Paul and at o'clock this morning the thermometer stood at zero. It continued to rise nearly all day. Through out the Northwest almost as great change took place, while in some sections there was change of thirty eight degrees. driving snow storm set in here at 10 a. m and is still raging. The storm was central in Nebraska this afternoon and was moving eastward fifty miles an hour, the snow belt extending from Colgarry, N. W. T., to St. Louis. By tomorrow morning the storm will reach the Ohio valley and will be felt in the extreme east by tomorrow night. Heavy snow is in dicated for Minnesota, Dakota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, Illinois and north ern Indiana and Ohio. It will cease here by tomorrow night and be followed by cold wave. The snow has drifted heavily and trains are delayed all over the Northwest Jamestown, Dak., special reports that the Northern Pacific east bound limited arrived there eleven hours late. A Watertown, ,Dak special says all trains on the Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern have been abandoned. Bismarck, Dak, telegraphs Snow began to fall early this morning and has continued steadily since. Trains from all directions arriving here were very late this morning. All night trains have been aban- doned
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-31
Rugs and Portieres.

have fresh cesof making with
 
  This line o in of Chenille shia Silk 
   H. B. PERRY, o14 Chapel St.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-31
GERMANY DECLARES FOR PEACE
And the Chances Are That Peace Will
 Prevail.

Prevail.
 BERLIN, Dec 30.-The National Zeitung in an article on the political situation says Ger many neither expects nor desires war. Prince Bismarck has thrown into the scale the deci- slve word in favor of peace. It is hardly probable that Russia will be in a position to force war upon Germany and her allies The chances are therefore that peace will prevail, although peace cannot be taken as synonymous with the restoration of Euro pean tranquility, fact for which Russia must answer to the world
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-31

The importalice of purifying the blood can not be overestimated, for without pure blood you cannot enjoy good health.
 At this season nearly every one needs a good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich the blood, and Hoods Sarsaparilla is worthy your confidence. It is peculiar in that it strengthens and builds up the system, creates an appetite, and tones the digestion, while it eradicates disease. Give it a trial.
 Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists Prepared by c. I. Hood SS Co.,, Lowell, Mass.
 100 Doses One Dollar
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-31
VEGETARGES-

I VEUE IT Al B LkS.
 Choice French Canned Peas, 3 sizes: also in glass i Choice French Canned stringless Beans, Choice
 French Mushrooms in glass and tin. Honey Drop ! Canned Sweet Corn. Honey Drop Canned Succo 1 tash, Coeman's Cal forna Canned Sugar Peas l Coleman's California Lima Beans. Canned Soups and Soups in glass, Canned Pumpkin and Squash. mate Catsups, Walnut Catsup Mushroom do., liar vey Sauce
 CIGARS-A good stock of Imported Cigars at close prices Also Pure Havana Cigars made at Key West. Some good Cigars in fancy boxes con- taining g; put up expressly for Holiday trade-a very good Christmas present.
 WHNES-Champagnes imported; Champagnes. domestic. large stock of Clarets, both imported and California. Sauternes Burgundies. Rh ne Wines. our import Cordials, Sherries and Ports from California make to costly imported. Cooking Sherries and Cooking Brandy
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-31

Jem Smith has replied to Sulliyan's chal- lenge that he is ready to fight Sullivan after the latters match with Mitchell for any amount of money Sullivan chooses to name.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-31
BOsrON's POLICE SPEAK OUT
And Give Figures Which Deny That
 the City Is a Paradise For Crooks.

And Give Figures Which Deny That
 the City Is a Paradise For Crooks.
 BOSTON, Dec. 30.-The Evening Record
 says: "For the past two or three weeks
 some of the daily newspapers of Bos ton have
 regaled their readers with column after col
 umn of blood-curdling tales of highway rob-
 bery, garroting and burglary, until even the very boldest of our citizens have quaked
 with terror and men who have never before known feeling of timidity have armed l themselves and have avoided nocturnal walks
 as far as possible. So far as has been possi-
 ble the newspapers have given the impres- | sion that veritable reign of terror exists in
 Boston, @ condition well nigh akin to anar- chy with which a puerile and impotent po- lice is powerless to cope. An immense horde of robbers, burglars, cut-throats aud l ruffans is said to have invaded Boston from New York who are working our city and terrorizing our citizens. In order to aseer-
 tain the correctness of this last assertion the
 police authorities of Boston communicated with those of New York yesterday and in quired if such large body of crooks as is
 represented is missing from the metropolis
 The reply came that New York police records
 show nothing that would indicate a sudden
 and considerable disappearance of thieves and other criminals from that city. This correspondence was given out yesterday to reporters at police headquarters, but it was cheerfully ignored by the newspapers which have been chiefly engaged in disseminating this delightful intelligence to the people of Boston," It has been charged that the pc lice officials are not inclined to furnish the press with the official figures of crimes recently committed and upon this point the Record says: "The Record enjoys no unusual favor at head quarters, but it pro- poses to give these sought for figures which have been cheerfully furnished by Superin- tendent Small with the full consent and ap- proval of Commissioner Lee. The figures have been carefully compiled by the captains of the several stations, in accordance with special instructions issued to them last night by Superintendent Small. They are from the official records and are therefore indis- pntable. The whole number of burglaries, robberies and 3arcenies reported to the police in November and December, 1886, were 243; in November, and December, 1887, 228. Whole number of arrests for the above crimes in November and December, 1886, 214; in November and December, 1887, 234. | These figures show that so far from having winter there have in the past two months | been actually fifteen less robberies, burgla- | ries and larcenies reported to the police than | in the corresponding months of last year, while at the same time there have been | twenty more arrests tor these classes of | crimes than were made in these months in | lSS6." Said Commissioner Lee: ssThe fig ures are given to the press cheerfuily and | would have been given to any other newspa- per had they been asked for"
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-31

ALAO " v " HAEsV OEH StB v IHHts 9 EbAHks TNHE semi-annual meeting of the trustees of The A New Haven Savings Bank will be held at the banking house, No. 99 Orange street. Friday eve ming. January 6, at o'clock
 The bank will be closed usual the first week in January for the purpose of writing in the interest on deposits and will be open for business on Mon day January 9th. JOHNP TUTTT E
 d26 tilja6t Treasurer
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-31
Colonel mccaulrs Narrow E.eaps.

CeIoneH WcCauITs NarreW Escape.
 CHICAGO, Dec. 30.-Colonel John A. Mo- Caull, the opera manager, who is confined to his room at the Leland Hotel by broken leg, had close struggle with death this af- ternoon from an overdose of bromide of potassium given to ease his pain. By vigor- ous efforts the colonel's life was saved
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-31
Fugitive Criminals From England.

BOSTON, Dec. 30.-Two young men were arrested on the steamer Cephalonia, which arrived from Liverpool to day, in response to cablegram stating that they were wanted for absconding with e18O with which they had been entrusted by the vestry of the town of Shoreditch. The culprits confessed and surrendered $7S0 of the money to the officers. They will be held to await the ar- rival of English officers
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-31

East Rock Lfne-Winter Sr.
 rang cement.
 A TIER Monday Nov 14th, the regular daily A trips to the Park will be discontinued In. stead special trips will be made for parties of six or more at any hour. Orders left at Klocks Drug Store promptly attended to. Parties called for and left anywhere in the city. Round trip 4Oc Small additional charge for less than six.
 n1O w DOOIITTIE p-or
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Cold Weather Down i. vva,pa

Cold Weather Down 1R Maine.
 PENNINGTON. Me-. Dec. 30-Ten inches of snow fell here yesterday and to-day has been bittsr cold with high winds. This evening the thermometer is twelve below zero and still freezing.
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VOL.. LV
8iIants.
WANTEn
WANTER

D DlO.Q1l&lNew Haven central % Hf5n Business d Sa property worth S35,00o. No brokerage Address
 dt5tf T,-o,,o, Q, .rd.,t LElMiS, l1,
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-31

OWN YOUR OWN HOUSE, LIVERY tenant in New Haven severally EI through the American Allotment Association come to own any real estate they will personally lect that can be bought built upon at it's proper cost for less cash each month than must oIdinari- ly be paid to the same property, and have the property convey ed by deed to family or heirs free and clear in case of death before completing the payments. without additional cost.
 Office, 775 Chapel Street,
 H. w. M MECORNEK, General Agent. To0f
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-31

A LA;persons in need of baskets of any kind to for A 7;Il G1ll at t99 CHAPEL STREET, headquarters a aor willow ware, and examine before purchasino
 o me nave the best selected stock of foreign and
 onstc baskets in the city, and all kinds of house. heepiihg goods always on hand. Also full line of ppoy5S wag0hs and wheelbarroWs constantly on paired. ~ Po' 3" So6
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-31
Real Estate and Fire
 Insurance Agency.


 l.. B. AMMAN, n14 63 Church Street. Open evenings.
 FOR SALE, IA A HOUSE AND LOT in the northern part IVA: of the city, between State and Orange 5ls4 streets The lot is 53x140; house contains 13 rooms, and there is good barn the premises. This is in neghborhood that is A1 and will be sold at bargain if sold soon A large per cent of the purchase money can remain on mortgage. MERwIN's REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
 759 Chapel Street.
 FOR RENT. &aA OFFICES Nos and 4, first floor, over New M:;H Haven Bank, now occupied by New York January 1st 10 rooms now occupied by Security Insurance Go. at 769 Chapel street. Inquire of New York Life Insurance Co.,, or New Haven Bank. n10f
 FOR RENT. AsA TWO central flats with all modern inn Hk proYements Also small house at Oyster Point.
 JOHN T. SLOAN,
 s2s Chapel Street. Open eveninps n3
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s2 500 Will Buy It.

$A two-family house. #I;s Will pay good interest on the investment AAA Only small cash payment required. bargain for some one. Call at
 R. E. BALDWIN,S
 Real Estate Agency, SIS Chapel St.
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Ihc editor Of - London society
paper is reported a- having said late
Is: "\ou would not suppose thnt fam
great uimircr OF American women
think they are the most agreeable
and attractive C,a7, OF ladies in the
world. 60 almost entirely with
Americans in London woui not
sit down and talS Win NJ Engu,h
woman Of any type except under com.
puleipu llglish women nre too du
aud commonplace. prefer the so
cicty of American women. Next to
them in yivncity aud agIccablcncss |
rank the French and Irish Indie,
"But why DO YOU Nlway- criticize"
them 80 severely no your paper: .
,'On," was his reply the America
women do not read my paper. II l. -
paper gotten up for the !. lg.ish WON
en-. | discovered some tlme ago that
English women are very jealous on he
prominence given u the American
Indies in London society, so logan
this Kind of ing fire upon the tar
invaders Of ihc most sacred precincts
of London -lcicty and the result L.
MI enormus Increase IN my circula-
ton. fyery dull, heavy minded Eng
lisn women believes that it is thC
presence OF these American women
inn -ocicty which prventA hel
from recciyng her due
share OF attention, and, conscqucntl-
-hc reads with great pleasure oil OF
these attacks upon her successful rival
The circulation OF ny paper has mean
! ly doubled since have adopted tm'
innocent tat Of pokiug fun at and
crit ci-in the Amcli.a women in
London.
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Tex; + Mendith, Texas Dr y -
lleng-t, City; Hcury Pickles. Sew
Orleans.
At the Pacitic;-S w St,ouolor
Dallas; Abe Rothchild. Gnivr.Ion' -
I Amber, Fort Worth: W II Rcn,hott
It Louis; { I Herring. Indian Tori
tory; L & Rosseau, Ga weston, : Afsr
shall, Kansas City Sol Ilirschbury -,
Louis; j IL Coin. Galveston.
j IL Worthington. st. Louis. II Cate
Bolton, Tex; q Dcrmop limit. Cbos
Levine city: w " Golson. city, G. /
De/snche, Dallas; I'll Priwcl' Tcv
IL ; Cooke, st. Louis ; IL how'd amd
wife, Mt.Colem; X ; Buchanan. Dallas
At the New McClclland Al Nc.
Cure, - l. \ " TRy:B = Castle.
Cily;J & Mich OILS, Crawford: II 4 I.at
more. 81 Louis; j q scott. + Il Nav
nard, New y ORR, j l.cpare. McNin.
W l. Houston, Clarendon. ArL /
I Moves, Hinton. W II ragpat. pal
las; j w Moore, Iexa. Express Go.
I'd Lowe, Grimes, W h p Gaines
William + Gaines, Austin. TrXns
w W Sturgis, Hillsboro: nj Mcl.rr.
nan. Calvert:C W McCune. w f no.
ble. Cameron; He Blackwell w IL
llolcomb. Mrs Jno llo.comb. Mis-. :
Bur.ors, Mastersylllc C. W West
brook, .Lorcns; W ii Cog-wcl', T,Ns.
John Pcyton, Arkal,a.. sam shell.
81 Louis,
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. bell Jletch spent yesterday in
the city,
GOV. l.. 5. Ross has returned to
Austin.
MIR. Tho.. Ligset was in the city
yesterday.
Miss TiIlio Wise OF Calvert Is ia the
city, "a guest Of y, Lowngcl.
Der, L, ), Marshall j NJ. Waller +,
out again, after several days indis.
pos ton.
Mr., Jno. B. Nichols of Crawford
spent yesterday in the city, returning
last night,
Mrs w. = Martin aud children lett
last cvcnii 4 for their new home ut
los Angeles, California.
Mr.. and Mrs w. If. Ham have re.
turned from California, whittier Mr..
Ham bad gone for his health.
Or. Thos. Moore, wife and daughter.
rctulhcd last evening from their Cal.
iiornlo excursion, hale aud hearty.
Mr., y. Power. lett last evening for
TullahomH, Tenn. whore he join, his
family who are snmncring there.
Mis, Dccca West il, THE EXAMINER
rCgrcts to learn, still quite III. She
viii return to Lgmpasas on Tuesday.
Mr. W. A. Cas.cday left last night
for Chicago, where he goes to ar
range tor engraving his new map OF
Waco.
Mrs. Joe ;. Willis, with her chil.
dren, leave this evening for u month =
visit TO relatives ut Galveston and
Dayton
Col. w. f. Games, of the Austin
statesman, paid n visit TO Chairman
Clark, NJ True Blue headquarters,
last evening.
Mas Roberta H. Murphy Of Austin,
is in the city and will spend several
davs visiting her brothers, AT No, l4U5
Washington street
Mrs. y. y. Murphy nee Miss jennie
| Fceney, OF this city, returned from
Calvert aud the Wootan WelIsyester-
day, at which places She has been
spending two or three weeks with
friends and relatives.
Atthe Lehman House; NJ b Me-
Cain, Eddy, Tex; ii b sherman, Lo-
rena: Il Terrier, TeNarkans; b a
piersou, Viesca; Chas | White, New
Orleans: Gov l. ) Ross, Austin; W \
Page, City; W L Glasgow, Metre
gof:J T Strother, Iorena; VIM NJ
Evans, Robin on; Jack McGee, City
+ X Fret, Lorenai a j bauInS' lro!
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From Al ito Year Round
The traditions OF the Liu-kluans
can ONLY be- regarded NJ hwy, how
ever circums,altiai, We linO that they
extend back TO the year l6 6l5 b. L.
" hen two ancestors of their race
somehow came into being aud wero
called ONO met kin, They married
and had three sons and two dAulIht-
ers. The eldest son WAS Ilen-t,in, oe
the erannd sou of heaven, and hr
WAS the first King of the islands, from
the second son descended tbs tributn-
~ princes, and from the third son the
common people. The eldest daughter
was called Kun Kun, the spirit OF
Heaven, and the second daughter Was
Tcho Tcho, tho spirit of the sea
Thereafter the historian becomes con-
used or forgettul, tor the traditions
skin over some 5000 years during
which twenty five dvnArtles had hhd
their day and ceased to he, and bring
IA at one, step to a. ID. ll51 when
Chun-tien began has reign, MA The
authentic history ofthe islands, when
il will be observed, is soIae COO years
latter than tho alleged discovery OF
the Chinese traveller Chu-k wan. Inc
main island is only five days sail IRON
Foo Chow, and 1t on record thNt one
of the emperors OF the ~ui dynasty
sent sn expedition, accompanied ~
many learned people to request the
King Of Llu hlu to come aud pay
homage. This the Cling declined "a
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- ACI-LRTNTE

Relieves Quickly Cures Pernlnen,Iy
1, VIII stop ihntcuughiug, ticltl'ut I'm throat.
dty -hpcking aud cstafrh dropping IL pre-
vet q decline, night swcats, hectic fever and
death irnI1 consumption.
AftOr the disease had hpiled the KIN Of the
ahlcst physieiNus, aud de~ pair had taken away
all hopes of recovery. after spending huu-
drcds of dollars travelling throughout the
tu'tcl >iaic- and Mexico without relief Dt
Robinson has at last discovered a me Is
which has WORK u am iraculou~ cure upon him
This wonderful catarlh cure eau now be oh
tuiucd direct from the Doctor, who win IN
sttuct thu patient how to use II AT nome.
To many who have been without hope
recovery this remedy VII prove star in their
night ~ bow ~ promise that health and hap.
pincsS may yet be theirs Free treatment.
uR H. ROBINSON.
Otilcc u Austin street al~1 ~ W, a. William.
son ~ Cos Drug S'otc, Waco
Agents wanted for all localities whore
actctiue is not sold by druggists. Apply Tor
terms. The greatest opportunity to pront
yourself and help the afflicted. Address al
letters Of importance DR II ROBINSON.
BJN ~ waco, TeN
Treatment for consumption or catarth, Qu
advanced Stages. Circular by mail froo.
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Law and Ordt
number of druI
water ON Sunda
afternoon affirm
defendants upOl
soda water was
necessity, anu u
medicine but asI
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AhNice 10 Mntncrs

Mrs. |inAlow's Soothing syrup shoui a.
ways be used iof children tecthiug II soothes
the child soieus the gums, allays all paint.
i4rt D. f.a
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1t is surprising how cheap teas are
at the grocery house oi doe ;. Thomp-
son, corner Fourth aud Franklin
streets. Gnnp1W Ter or Japan. ut %
cent?; Japan Oolong, % cents; Japau
Nibbs, at % cent?; very fine mixed,
tor iced ten, IS cents. TIE prices are
surprising for the qualities OF the toss,
surprising anything of tho kind ever
before offered.
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deirauded the goyernm ent. The
Sprecko!s was lying near
the wharf with every
thing ready to set sail. A carriage
which was waiting at the rear of the
court room conveyed Gibson TO the
vessel which cast OIL lines and headed
for san Fran cisco, 1t required loss
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1900. ~..s .vnivui-s ana spent 81 500. but
obtained no real bene1tuntil bought a DO en-
bottles Of simmons Liver Regulator. Thi-
preparation cured me- and must say. il /.
the only medicine J would give cent Tor 10
my oase''-G' ii. Heard, Richmond, Ind.
~ only genuine, has Z stamp, In red
on front OF wrapper,
.o,t H. = {, zE!LlN 4 co. Philadelphia, Pa,
sole Proprietors, Price 81.
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T. MARY'S ACADEMY,
Austin, Texas.

This institution, under the direction Of the
sisters Of the HuIv Cross, is Justly renowned
us being one of the most ~uccessfju tducA-
uOual estsb.ishmt nts ia the south
The curriculum embraces all thai ia re-
CURED 10y those desiring a. thorough, sold In
gish education. book. keeping, short-laud
and type writing being optional studies.
Special advantages are offered Tor Tie study
- music auuart
studies will be resumed ON the drst Moniay
In scptcm er
For catalogue address
SISTER SUPERIOR
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During ny absence IN Missouri, Mr..
win :. Hague viii have charge Of nv
business. I commend Mr.. II, to my
customers, both in the dairy aud H..
cream lines. l.. H. pArGfIKth.
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Vanderbilt University

Ofisrs IN IL department Of science, Literature
and Art. Az. Theology, FuIin, cr.ng, rhAr.
macy Dentistry and Medicine tine hish,st 80
irrational advantages NJ moderate cpst. Al
dre.s WILL WILLIAM n. secretary. SaHhVi
Ten.
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tuition IN Academic school, 80
Incidental fee, ST. IN advance.

9oARD Per week $3.50 to 81; monthly in al
yAnor, Including everything except
washing, which is sl2b per month.
re- tuition 20 candidates for the ministry
'1u sons of PrrsbytD Ran ministers.
,, ~. An oN'"llent preparatory high school
cl'y. .turLcattlogue aud Information
"uf"s, TIE CHASCELLpE.
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PoIyganOus wool

SALT LAKE, August 9.-Accord-
ing to an estimate OF the leading mcr-
chants the Uiah clip this year will
amount to 100000 pounds.
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are the leading book aud ,taiioner
dealers in Waco. They can supply al
wants in tneir line ut lowest prices
No. 800 Austin Avenue
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Delivered daily in quantities OF
10 cents and upwards, sack.
ed tor shipment. Make season con.
tracts with John FARLEY
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.~--.' 1890. y,-D"s ,vVn 10 ,lulv as 1,
left the hsrbOr.